Filing Form I-130 Petition for Adult Son whose Father's I-485 has not been approved.
This depends on the outcome of a case now pending at the US Supreme Court.
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This depends on the outcome of a case now pending at the US Supreme Court.
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Yes, this is possible. Consult with an immigration attorney for specific details.
You have to obtain a new R-1 visa if your status has lapsed. Make sure you will not be barred from reentry to the US due to "unlawful presence."
You would need to request humanitarian reinstatement of the petition from the USCIS; otherwise it remains revoked as of the date of your father's...
Try and get a letter from your prospective employer expressing the urgency of the situation and submit this to USCIS.
It has to be concurrent, if the validity periods for each petition are concurrent.
D'Osorio will impact you son's eligibility. The Supreme Court just heard oral argument in that case last month, so a decision should be forthcoming
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You may want to file for your mother's adjustment of status while she is still here. Consult with a lawyer fast.
You still need to pay the fee for the I-751.
Depends on whether you are seeking adjustment of status or an immigrant visa; and whether you are seeking a provisional waiver of unlawful presence...